A SEPTA train caught fire Thursday night while traveling from Philadelphia to Wilmington. One of our interns recounts her ...

The National Transportation Safety Board will help investigate a SEPTA train fire in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Officials said about 350 passengers were evacuated Thursday night after a fire ...

RIDLEY PARK, Pa. -- A SEPTA train traveling from Philadelphia to Wilmington in Delaware County, Pennsylvania went up in flames on Thursday night. It happened around 6 p.m. near the Crum Lynne ...

Service along one of SEPTA's Regional Rail lines is suspended because of a fire that spread to a train, according to officials with the transit agency. On X, formerly known as Twitter, SEPTA ...

RIDLEY PARK, Pa. (WPVI) -- A SEPTA train carrying roughly 350 people went up in flames on Thursday night in Delaware County. It happened around 6 p.m. near the Crum Lynne Station in Ridley Park.

The incident occurred during the evening commute as the six-car SEPTA train began its journey from Philadelphia to Wilmington, according to ABC affiliate WPVI-TV. The fire was first noticed near ...

A fire aboard a commuter train in Pennsylvania led to the evacuation of 350 people, and triggered delays for other trains in the region. The fire started under the six-car SEPTA train around 6 p.m ...

A SEPTA train caught fire somewhere in Delaware County, causing the train to stop. RIDLEY PARK, Pa. - Scary moments for SEPTA ...

PHILADELPHIA (WABC) -- Amtrak service along the Northeast Corridor was impacted after a SEPTA train travelling from Philadelphia to Wilmington went up in flames Thursday night. It happened around ...

They had to cut through fencing to get to the train. Radio traffic said it is SEPTA train en route to Newark, Del. A SEPTA train burns at the Crum Lynne station in Ridley. (COURTESY OF JAKE ...

The six-car SEPTA train was traveling from Philadelphia when flames tore through a carriage near Crum Lynne, Pennsylvania about 6.15pm on Thursday. Pictures of the incident show thick ...

SEPTA "Metro" lines — an umbrella term introduced last year for several subway, elevated train and trolley lines — will also formally adopt new letter-based names beginning that week ...